Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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nm, N Y ff ABOVE LEFT: Ugly? That is what the judges thought, too, as they named the above creature the most gruesome character. If the eyes look familiar, they belong to Gary Hartwig, Huron fresh- man. TOP: Even the most lively parties have their serious side! ABOVE: The most original costume was worn by the vivacious l?l Dorothy Sudtelgte. AT LEFT: Uniquely disguised as Mr. and Mrs. Gin, Dean Larson and Pam Swanson were a popular couple as they gained much attention from thirsty onlookers.

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Costumed Characters Invade omen's Gym Costumed characters, ranging from Egyptians and sewermen to bottles of gin, invaded General Beadle as students descended upon the Women's Gymna- sium October 31 and again on November 17 for the annual Halloween and Sadie Hawkins dances. Winning the grand prize at the Halloween Costume Ball were Roger and Jan Pamperin, who made their appearance in authentic Egyptian costumes. Dor- othy Sudtelgte captured the most original honors, while Gary Hartwig was named the most gruesome character. Straight from Al Capp's comic strip came Dennis Tonsager and Vicky Trautman as they were named Lil Abner and Daisy Mae at the annual Sadie Hawkins' Dance. The award is given each year to the two students most resembling the famed cartoon couple. Attired in their prize-winning Egyptian garb, Jan and Roger Pamperin dance at the costume ball. The funny paper came to life October 31 as students donned crazy costumes and danced the evening away. Dennis Tonsager and Vicky Trautman smile after being named Li'i Abner and Daisy Mae.

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AT LEFT: Court jesters Elmer Lovrien and Dave Thoreson acknowledge the Lord and Lady of the Manor as they make their entrance in the Great Hall. BELOW: Memorial Gym was transformed into an elegant hall with all the colorful trappings of the era. ABOVE: The Madrigal Singers sing one af the many carols of merrie olde England. ABOVE LEFT: Members of the brass choir provided the traditional English fanfares. AT LEFT: The Wassail Bowl kept Gay Lynn Johnson busy as guests stopped for refreshments before entering into the Great Hall. 188